Caterpillar Part reference

0037501cone-bearing

This page covers Caterpillar catalog part number 0037501, listed as a cone-bearing. The catalog associates it with axle and drive-steering assemblies on Caterpillar 416C and 420D machines, shown as occurrences within the axle group-drive and steering subgroup. Those are catalog associations only, so confirm the recorded conditions before ordering.

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Catalog context

Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar 416C
  2. Grouppower train
  3. Subgroupaxle group-drive & steering
  4. Unit154-5471 axle gp-drive & steering -front s/n 1wr8116-10736 ratio 13.74 part of 154-5467 axle & mtg gp-drive & steering an attachment
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Part numberDescription
0037501cone-bearing (current part)
00***02cone-roller bearing
03***26cup-bearing
05***59shim 1.0mm(.039in)thk

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General guidance

Component knowledge

Understanding this component

In general, a cone bearing is a tapered roller bearing made of an inner cone and an outer cup that carry combined radial and thrust loads. Such bearings are commonly used in heavy-equipment axles, wheel hubs and drive assemblies, where they support rotating shafts under heavy loads.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0037501 when ordering this cone-bearing. Before purchasing, check the catalog occurrences and their recorded conditions against your machine's serial number, configuration and assembly position, because a catalog listing does not establish compatibility for every machine configuration.